api: use generic images for armsr target #519
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The new armsr (Arm SystemReady) target provides generic images for Arm platforms with EFI support. These should be treated similarly to x86 in that the generic images should be used as a base. Signed-off-by: Mathew McBride <matt@traverse.com.au>
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The new armsr (Arm SystemReady) target provides generic images for Arm platforms with EFI support.
These should be treated similarly to x86 in that the generic images should be used as a base, ignoring the board name.
See also: openwrt/luci#6430